One character in this novel claims he would be happy to go to an afterlife consisting of "one little room… grimy… with spiders in every corner." That character later shoots himself in the mouth after telling some guards he is "going to America." In this novel, the drunken Marmeladov complains to the protagonist in a bar. The protagonist of this novel writes an article claiming that great men like (*) Napoleon are justified in wasting the lives of thousands. That protagonist struggles to keep Svidrigailov and Luzhin away from his pure sister, Du
One character in this novel claims he would be happy to go to an afterlife consisting of "one little room… grimy… with spiders in every corner." That character later shoots himself in the mouth after telling some guards he is "going to America." In this novel, the drunken Marmeladov complains to the protagonist in a bar. The protagonist of this novel writes an article claiming that great men like (*) Napoleon are justified in wasting the lives of thousands. That protagonist struggles to keep Svidrigailov and Luzhin away from his pure sister, Dunia. For 10 points, name this novel in which Raskolnikov murders a pawn-broker, written by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
One character in this novel claims he would be happy to go to an afterlife consisting of "one little room… grimy… with spiders in every corner.
{Crime} and {Punishment}